Mixed experiences with this hotel. Its a wonderful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the town and you really do feel like you're deep in the jungle. Laying in the hammock on our balcony in the evening and listening to the wildlife was a real pleasure.
The downsides of this are that unless you pay USD$10 each way to get into town you're mostly trapped into eating at the hotel. The service in the restaurant was efficient but not friendly. There's also no assistance or carts you can use for your luggage so beware that you may be carrying your bags a fair distance to your room.
starstarstarstar Rachael Elizabeth
Nice location in the jungle but you will need a taxi to get to town (most charge 1,000 pesos). Rooms are adequate. Be aware the basic room does not have a mosquito net. Because of that we upgraded and ended up in one of the honeymoon rooms but they had just put in new locks and we had repeated problems trying to get in and wasted time waiting for maintenance. The restaurant was good and pool area was quite nice. They also offer bike and walking trips which we didn’t have time to do but they seemed
worth trying
starstarstar Janice F
Nice setting, decent rooms, en suites, beds. Good pool area with sunbeds, bar etc Very helpful, multi language reception staff.
Only real negative was surly restaurant staff and long delays for food to arrive if you use the restaurant for an evening meal.
starstarstarstar Matthew Jefferys
The hotel reception is in a portacabin by the unmade turning circle, the welcome was less than warm and no mention was made of any possible bike hire/guided trips. Past the reception block, the jungle location looked attractive and the rooms were clean but they were dank and our swimming costumes/wet clothes from the falls did not dry even after 2 days of trying both on the veranda and in the bathroom. There was a frog in the swimming pool and many flying insects with no attempt to clean it. The sun loungers were uncomfortable. The breakfast in the unattractive restaurant was terrible, with stale pastries and watery eggs. None of the staff away from reception spoke even rudimentary English or French. DO NOT have dinner at the hotel. The menu was online only but the "English" version only translated a couple of options, everything else was in Spanish. Overcoming this, the food was between poor and inedible and extremely expensive compared to excellent restaurants available in Puerto Iguazu a 800 pesos taxi ride away. The falls are superb but there must be better hotel options.
starstar Michelle Crorie
Room was extremely humid, impossible to dry clothes. Prefer the upper floor rooms, or your upstairs neighbors will wake you up every time they move. Otherwise good service, good food at the restaurant, and good pool area (prepare for cold water though)
starstarstar Alexandre Thorel
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